IFC Mall
4.5
Luxury shopping area
One of Hong Kong’s leading luxury shopping malls in Central.
Zhujianger Hong Kong
Hong Kong Shopping
Malls, markets, shopping streets and the best retail districts across the city in one filterable directory.
About This Directory
Browse Hong Kong shopping by district, type and budget. Use the filters to narrow the list, sort by price or popularity-style rating, and open each place for more detail. This page works for luxury malls, local markets, creative hubs and major shopping streets.
15 places
LANDMARK
4.5
Luxury shopping area
A major Central destination for high-end retail and polished city shopping.
Causeway Bay Shopping District
5.0
Mid to high budget area
One of the city’s biggest and most energetic shopping districts.
Times Square
4.5
Mid to high budget mall
A major mall in Causeway Bay with broad mainstream appeal.
Hysan Place
4.0
Mid budget mall
A modern mall choice in the heart of Causeway Bay.
Harbour City
5.0
Mid to high budget mall
One of Hong Kong’s biggest and best-known shopping complexes.
1881 Heritage
4.0
Luxury retail area
Heritage-style shopping environment with a more polished feel.
Ladies Market
4.0
Free to browse
A lively street market for souvenirs, accessories and atmosphere.
Sneaker Street
4.5
Low to mid budget area
A strong stop for streetwear and sports-shoe shopping.
Temple Street Market
4.0
Free to browse
A classic market experience with a more evening-oriented feel.
Elements
4.5
Mid to high budget mall
A polished high-end mall linked to major Kowloon transport and city infrastructure.
PMQ
4.0
Free to browse, mixed prices
A creative shopping and design hub with a different feel from the usual malls.
Cat Street Market
4.0
Low to mid budget browsing
A market-style stop known for antiques, curios and browsing.
K11 MUSEA
4.5
Mid to high budget mall
A more design-forward shopping destination in Tsim Sha Tsui.
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Build a Better Shopping Day
Shopping works best when you combine it with your Hong Kong food guide, nearby attractions, and your transport plan. Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok all work especially well for combining retail, dining and evening plans.
